A view from the stars / Cixin Liu ; translated by Andy Dudak, Jesse Field, Elizabeth Hanlon, Emily Xueni Jin, Adam Lanphier, S. Qiouyi Lu, Henry Zhang.
A View from the Stars is a collection of short fiction and nonfiction pieces from Cixin Liu, the New York Times bestselling author of The Three-Body Problem. Included are essays and interviews that shed light on Liu's experiences as a reader, writer, and lover of science fiction throughout his life, as well as short fiction that gives glimpses into the evolution of his imaginative voice over the years"--Back cover.
Notes
Short stories, essays, and interviews originally published 1998-2015.
Language note
Translated from the Chinese.
Contents
Time enough for love / translated by Adam Lanphier
Whale song / translated by S. Qiouyi Lu
A journey in search of home : on the inclusion of "The Wandering Earth" in the 30th anniversary of Science fiction world / translated by Henry Zhang
The messenger / translated by Andy Dudak
Thirty years of making magic out of ordinariness : celebrating Science fiction world's thirtieth anniversary / translated by Henry Zhag
Butterfly / translated by Elizabeth Hanlon
One and one hundred thousand Earths / translated by Jesse Field
On finishing Death's end, the last book in the Remembrance of Earth's past trilogy / translated by Henry Zhang
The battle between sci-fi and fantasy ; The "Church" of sci fi : on depictions of the universe in science fiction / translated by Adam Lanphier
End of the microcosmos / translated by S. Qiouyi Lu
Poetic science fiction / translated by Emily Xueni Jin
Civilization's expansion in reverse / translated by Adam Lanphier
Destiny / translated by Andy Dudak
The dark forest theory / translated by Emily Xueni Jin
The world in fifty years / translated by Adam Lanphier
Heard it in the morning / translated by Jesse Field
On ball lightning, an interview with Liu Cixin ; We're sci-fi fans / translated by Adam Lanphier.
ISBN
9781250292117 ((hardcover))
1250292115 ((hardcover))
OCLC
1379831846
Statement on responsible collection description
Princeton University Library aims to describe library materials in a manner that is respectful to the individuals and communities who create, use, and are represented in the collections we manage. Read more...